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the sendoff that he deserves and there were plenty meanwhile former manchester united defender gary nevillewrote that the team that arson banger put together was one of the best that he had played against he also urged fans to give him an incredible send off. in time another news a turkish cup semi final in istanbul was abandoned on thursday after coach channel going ish was struck on the head by an object thrown from the crowd he later received five stitches in the hospital tensions had been running high in the match between fierce rivals touch and fenerbahce trouble started when machine players they were sent off for a reckless tackle and found started throwing objects on to the pitch and apparently the coach that was when he was struck his his side's players and officials apparently left the pitch. well the disgraced former cycling champion lance armstrong has agreed to pay five billion dollars to settle a u.s. federal lawsuit armstrong was accused of defrauding his sponsor the u.s. postal service by using performance enhancing drugs the u.s. government and armstrong's ex teammate floyd

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former manchester united player gary neville said... and the labour leader jeremy corbyn added...t for now. you can get all the reaction to the arsene wenger news on the bbc sport website. i will be back with more in the next hour. the heads of the commonwealth have agreed that prince charles should succeed the queen as the head of the organisation, the bbc understands. the decision was taken at a meeting behind closed doors at windsor castle. 0ur royal correspondent, jonny dymond, is in windsor and gave and gave us all the details. diplomatic sources have told the bbc that the meeting which tarted this morning here at windsor has now agreed that prince charles will succeed the queen. she said yesterday that it was hers since your wish that one day her son, prince charles, would succeed her. the 53 leaders and senior politicians of the commonwealth who gathered here a couple of hours ago have been talking for a while now and as i say, diplomatic sources have told the bbc that they have agreed that prince charles will succeed. i think we can probably expect a statement confirming t

tracy is proud and so is her brother, gary neville.h congratulatory messages, even one from david beckham. and helen richardson walsh knows exactly how important a major title can be and the impact it can have on sport in the impact it can have on sport in the country. contrast those emotions to callum hawkins. set for gold in the men's marathon, the scottish athlete collapsed whilst lead just a mile from the end in searing sunday sunshine. he is sitting up and recovering in hospital. his compatriot robbie simpson won bronze. there were two english golds on the badminton court. chris and gabby adcock retained the mixed doubles title, beating marcus ellis and lauren smith in the final. so this is how the final medal table looks, australia way out in front at their home games. 45 golds for england in their haul of 136. wales' 36 is a record. scotland are just behind them with their best at an overseas games. 12 medals for northern ireland too. so it's over to birmingham now. these are live pictures from the closing ceremony on the gold c

gary neville has tweeted, a really nice tribute, arsene wenger built the best teams i played againstment is that he played football that made us change the way we played against them. some titanic matches between arsenal and manchester united in the late 90s and early 2000's. where do arsenal go from here? this is what bookmakers are saying. here are some other names in the frame. yogi love, in charge of germany. mikel arteta, in the coaching staff at myjustice day. carlo ancelotti is out of work after being sacked by bayern munich. what about thomas tuchel? he is the favourite to take over. we'll arsenal try to gazump paris st germain by getting thomas tuchel? he knows the head of recruitment at arsenal, because they were both together at borussia dortmund. there are rumours that they don't get on too well. i'm not quite sure if thomas tuchel will be the next man at the emirates stadium. here are four other contenders, you have brendan rodgers and maxell agree. dennis bergkamp, arsenal legend, lost hisjob at dennis bergkamp, arsenal legend, lost his job at ajax. and patrick vieira,

a transformative effect on grassroots facilities, critics including the former england captain gary nevillef this deal? what do you say to them about why it should go ahead? my message is if you love english football, you want this to go ahead. it provides the money, provides the revenue for grassroots football. 0therwise, how is the fa going to be able to do their mission? england expects — with a long—term plan in place to win the world cup, the fa's technical director shares the view on what £500 million of investment could feasibly deliver. grassroots football is incredibly important. the professional teams take their players from grassroots football, that's where they're developed initially. you know, we invite our players in from the professional

and former manchester united player gary neville said this.. he is currently an edge of new york city and the. there are other names in the frame, including the former dortmund boss, and the germany coach. you can see all of the reaction to that departure on the bbc sport website. we will have a full round—up at1:30pm. a leading government scientist has warned that dangerous levels of the nerve agent used against the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia could still exist in salisbury. ian boyd was addressing a public meeting where people expressed frustration at the continued closure of nine sites in the city where the decontamination will take place over several months, costing millions of pounds. james ingham reports. as more barriers started to be put up around salisbury in preparation for decontamination work, there was a fresh warning that ridding the city of any trace of the nerve agent used in the attack against the skripals would take many more months. at a public meeting last night, government chief scientist ian b

the season apart from on our sixtieth game against us next sunday will former united the player gary neville has one of the most liked tweets on this topic with fifty five thousand there he is he says are some van gogh built the best teams that paid against an english football the ninety eight team was amazing the biggest compliment is that he paid football that made this change the way we played against them well here's what other managers have been saying as well today we would probably say he said he was still an influence of the in football he made. has contested career outstanding personality. just a really big player in that in that in that business will usually think change overnight and he was. there for so long haul many years was exactly that. yeah it's lonely. basically moved the goalposts for everybody else everybody else was still doing the same thing still prepare and in the same way he came in was different ideas and. start having success and everybody had to catch up and understand what he was doing differently or you can always it treat me as santa underscores what and i'll

give him the sendoff he deserves and that might mean a europa league triumph also rivals like gary nevillewho was the manchester united captain you know hated asshole during his playing career but he said they asked in benghazi teams with the toughest teams to play against they were fantastic and we've also heard from some premier league managers today about what they think about his legacy let's let's take a look you always develop teams goes from turns to players and. dominating guy mid ninety's maybe early two thousand when he was really winning pretty much everything played wonderful football so i'm mild his work always was always been since i'm in england it's a bit different because now we have to challenge them of course but from germany he was always was always a big big role model in the home i respect. who has put because he has done so premier league is with premier league well now think a huge personality like arson not to my dad who the premier league is the premier league things who he has he has done. his vision and respectful to the pool. so as we can see there mark you kno

well, manager gary neville said the home side parked three or four buses, but toni duggan and jodie taylorheir group, behind switzerland. back here at the commonwealth games, northern ireland are guaranteed at least a silver in the boxing, while england have an early medal in the diving. ben croucher rounds up all the action so far. when the weather on the gold coast is this good, head for the water. headfirst. alicia blagg and katherine torrance have only had about three weeks to prepare together. not perfect when you have together. not perfect when you have to test every tuck a twist, turn and tumble. still, as their solid routine captured a podium place, other more fancied countries took the headfirst mantra of it too literally all fell flat on their backs. we both haven't trained together. this is the only time we have been training, so we won't really expecting anything. and to come away with a silver medal is kind of like... oh, my god! we are happy, really happy. breezing into this morning's final was jack laugher. there was clear water between him and his rivals, but he has to repr

a transformative effect on grassroots facilities, critics including the former england captain gary nevilleist the governing body should retain control. what is your message to those opponents of this deal? what do you say to them about why it should go ahead? my message is if you love english football, you want this to go ahead. it provides the money, provides the revenue for grassroots football. otherwise, how is the fa going to be able to do their mission? england expects — with a long—term plan in place to win the world cup, the fa's technical director shares the view on what £500 million of investment could feasibly deliver. grassroots football is incredibly important. the professional teams take their players from grassroots football, that's where they're developed initially. you know, we invite our players in from the professional teams so it is a cascade that is all interlinked so if grassroots football was going to improve, then of course i would be a supporter of that. if a deal was reached, shahid khan's jacksonville jaguars, regular visitors to london in recent years, could in t